Directional and omni-directional THz propagation models and tests

Directional and omni-directional THz propagation models and tests

[Tom Henderson, 2015-04-14 04:58:32]

I had a quick review and couldn't find any statements to comment on; nicely
done!

Suggest to provide a more complete reference to the academic work behind this
(e.g. is the Globecom paper the best/only reference?)

My only other suggestion might be to provide an example that shows the domain of
applicability of this model; what kind of device is attached to this channel? 
Or perhaps an example that plots using the GnuplotHelper the loss as a function
of distance (perhaps comparing it to other models such as Friis), just so people
can get their bearings on applying this model.

[moshir2, 2015-04-20 01:05:28]

On 2015/04/14 04:58:32, Tom Henderson wrote:
> I had a quick review and couldn't find any statements to comment on; nicely
> done!
> 
> Suggest to provide a more complete reference to the academic work behind this
> (e.g. is the Globecom paper the best/only reference?)
> 
> My only other suggestion might be to provide an example that shows the domain
of
> applicability of this model; what kind of device is attached to this channel? 
> Or perhaps an example that plots using the GnuplotHelper the loss as a
function
> of distance (perhaps comparing it to other models such as Friis), just so
people
> can get their bearings on applying this model.

Dear Tom,

Thanks a lot for your review.

We added one more reference for THz propagation model. 
Also, we wrote an example file that compares omni-directional THz propagation
model with Friis propagation model and plots the loss as a function of distance.

Thanks again and best regards,
Farnoosh